Mohave County miner., 1887-09-03
LOCAL BREyITiES.

nesiay last.
J. F. Lu.hy and wife are due from st,
Louis tomorrow.
Yon can get the worth OF your money
at Taggart & Co.'s. I
Taggart's is the place To trade, and
don't yol forget 10 bear it in mind.
The Board OF Supervisors will meet
again on Monday, September 18th, 1887
Chief Justice Wright and Attorney San
ford will be here On Monday mornings
train.
Taggart & Co. received car load Of
barley on Thursday, and teams are NOV
ing again.
The Board Of School Trustees OF King
MIN district held meeting Yesterday
afternoon.
The Atchison. Topeka 4 Santa Fe rail-
road has received lO5 new engines in tho
past nine months.
Frank Hamilton was IN ON Thursday
from his mine on Wallapai mountain,
after provisions, etc.
Taggart & Co. received another car load
OF -four on Mondiy, but then a car load
does not last them long.
Judge Murphy deserves credit for his
assidaous attention to his garden, which
is an ornament to the town.
The town has been almost entirely ous
OF barley for several days past, and some
teams have been tied up for the want oil It..
Taxes will be due and payable on Tues"
day, September 18th next, and some
money must be paid in before the schools
can run.
At the present rate OF increase in our
population the water supply OF kingtnan
win have to be enlarged before next
summer.
Ponds Extract, used for the past forty
years by physicians Of all schools for
rheumatism, neuralgia, aches, piles and
hemorrhages.
Watermelons have been successfully
raised in Arizona by inserting the seed in
an ineision in the thick, watery stem Of
the cactus plant.
p. II. Tompkins came in from Carrow's
ranch yesterday morning with load OF
cabhsges, which were purchased by W.
H. Taggart & Co.
Col. Kinzer, of the Flores Mining Com.
pane. was in town On Wednesday, pur-
chasing supplies for the men working at
the Flores mine and MILL
Tom Luckett, an old miner, died yes
terday at blackberry. Rev. w. G. Blake
ly went up on the freight yesterday to
conduct the funeral services.
Judge Sumner Howard is on his w'ay
from Michigan to be in attendance at our
coming term Of Court. lie is due On Sun
day, or Monday at the latest.
Geo. w. Addison came over from Min
eral Park On Saturday night and left on
Monday morning for Pueblo, from whence |
he expects TO return in abo1t week.
One Of the "colonels" ran up against
new game at Kingman, and dropped his
wad. Kingman will not receive fatter-
ing notice in the mammoth" edition.
Sam. Crozier, the popular chairman OF
the Board of Supervisors, commenced the
all rodeo OF his cattle last Monday. lie
has eight or ten men engaged in the work.
We hope that those who have been do
ing whole lot Of kicking about the man
agement OF county affairs OF late months
will ventilate their grievances before the
Grand Jury next week, or forever after
hold their peace. |
A spark-catcher is being placed on all
A. 4 =. locomotives, in front on the fire
head. IL consists OF an extension to the
boiler end, that is crossed and lined with
netting, which is being placed in differ
ent positions after the order OF tanning
mill screens. and by the time the sparks
fall TO the track below the pilot all the fire
has been extinguished.
Do yon want the best goods at the least
cost? II so, send 70 Weinstock & Lubin,
Sacramento, Cal, for their large fall
catalogue (free). Among other attrac-
tons it presents eight pages Of finely
Eastern fashions. Vein
stock & Lubin are the largest general
retailers on the coast, and in busy seasons
fill as high as a thousand mail orders a
day.
The Pioche Record says that Chas.
Roe, a former well known and popular
resident Of this county, and nov superin- I
tendent e. the Mayaower mine, Is making
extensive prepara:.ccnsi in Bristol for big
run at the mill. There is large hody Of
~ in the mine, some Of which will
assay very high. Bristol il liable to
come 10 the front before many months.
Mr.. Roe deserves credit for the interest |
he has taken in the camp and should I
meet with success. II